He was a good dog

On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 21:20:28 -0400, jeff
wrote:

Wolfgang wrote:

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
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daytripper wrote:

Ken Fortenberry wrote:

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He was a good dog and he'll be missed.

Man, I hate losing a good dog.
Sorry you're going through it, Ken...

Thanks for the thoughts Dave, and thanks to everyone
who expressed sympathy here in the newsgroup and over
the phone. This old house was mighty empty today.


Q. What do the following words have in common?:

Commodity
Wife
Friend
Daughter
Father
Mother
Aunt
Uncle
Acquaintance
Nephew
Niece
Brother
Sister
Dog
Tool

A. They all mean EXACTLY the same thing.

Wolfgang
and what keeps it all from being merely pathological.....what makes it all
delicious.....is that he's absolutely right. it works.....EVERY time!




i reckon there is a southern cultural or genetic influence that assures
one is neither clinical, analytical, nor critical about the death of
anyone...especially someone with the significant status of a dog. we all
vibrate in this fog in different ways. tolerance. empathy. i think they
may be the most important of traits in a too-crowded world. probably
why i look for remote spots. i dunno...

Bull****. The ****ed-up inappropriate response to which you respond is
exactly what it is. You know as well as I, and what both our
grandmothers knew and through their grace we learned - there are
unfortunate situations in which one can't sympathize and commiserate
with a friend...in those situations, a gentleperson keeps their cakehole
closed.

And yeah, I feel slightly, well, sad in having responded...and to Ken,
Kristine, and Kipper...my apologies for having further sullied this
thread,
R

jeff

wrote:
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 21:20:28 -0400, jeff
wrote:




i reckon there is a southern cultural or genetic influence that assures
one is neither clinical, analytical, nor critical about the death of
anyone...especially someone with the significant status of a dog. we all
vibrate in this fog in different ways. tolerance. empathy. i think they
may be the most important of traits in a too-crowded world. probably
why i look for remote spots. i dunno...


Bull****. The ****ed-up inappropriate response to which you respond is
exactly what it is. You know as well as I, and what both our
grandmothers knew and through their grace we learned - there are
unfortunate situations in which one can't sympathize and commiserate
with a friend...in those situations, a gentleperson keeps their cakehole
closed.


ah... the smell of bull**** in the morning.g

first, for a number of reasons, i consider wolfgang a friend. i don't
always agree with or understand my friends. i do think, like you, that
at times silence is the appropriate response...even from those blessed
with the ability of keen insight and cursed by a need to express one's
opinion of observed truths. (this is not a comment on the specifics of
wolf's post, but is meant in the larger context...so, yeah, ****, i
reckon it's a comment).

second, for a number of reasons, i don't consider ken a friend. but, for
whatever reason, i seem to have a different tolerance and empathy in my
response to his events.

it simply struck me that it is odd how wolfgang, and some others in the
past, perceive and respond to sad news from some sources or about some
things. i have honestly and genuinely felt sadness and sorrow for people
i despised. it's hard to reconcile logically those feelings, hence my
post in response to ken's sad news and wolfgang's harsh observation. i
guess it was my own therapeutic need being served...something one
generally does in more comfortable places and with more gentle critics.

jeff (and, yeah, i know there are times when the clinical, analytical,
critical should be expressed, even by a meek southerner, about death and
the dead and the living and... but we all have differing ideas about
where the line is drawn)

wrote in message
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...my apologies for having further sullied this thread,

Words you should append to every thread you participate in. As a matter of
fact, they would be sufficient not only as an addendum, but even as a sole
contribution to every thread you participate in.

Moron.

Wolfgang

On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 09:17:19 -0500, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

Moron.

Wolfgang

Mikey Junior

Davey

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 09:17:19 -0500, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

Moron.

Wolfgang

Mikey Junior

Davey

Imbecile.

Wolfgang

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 09:17:19 -0500, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

Moron.

Wolfgang

Mikey Junior

Davey



sadly, it looks as if Wolfie is hell-bent to prove you correct. It's the
predicability of it all that saddens me, one comes to expect better.....
Tom

On 1 Nov, 22:33, "Tom Littleton" wrote:
"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message

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On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 09:17:19 -0500, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

Moron.

Wolfgang

Mikey Junior

Davey

sadly, it looks as if Wolfie is hell-bent to prove you correct. It's the
predicability of it all that saddens me, one comes to expect better.....
Tom

Blessed be he who expecteth nothing, for rarely will he be
disappointed.

Trouble with a lot of you people is, you just dont like hearing the
truth, or even recognise it, regardless of where it comes from. It
seems you prefer to allow yourselves to be conned by a psychopathic
arsehole.

Sentimental bull**** about a dead dog does not change that.

You have allowed these people to severely abuse and misuse others,
without saying a word about it, for years.

It is often painful for people to lose pets they love, but Kennyboy
never loved anything apart from himself, and upsetting and
manipulating others. LaCourse is an egoistic fool, and you are
apparently still a dumbo.

No idea why Mr.Siebeneich bothers at all, but it is rather oddly
satisfying to look in now and then and see that he keeps on telling it
like it is.

Doubtless you predicted that as well?

Strikes me as more than passing strange that your foreknowledge of
such events does not apparently engender any desire on your part to
prevent them, or even to protest much.

You are just full of pretentious ****.

MC

"Mike" wrote in message
oups.com...

...No idea why Mr.Siebeneich bothers at all....

Ah, a very interesting line of speculation. If you (or anyone else, for
that matter) ever come up with a plausible theory, I'd be delighted to hear
it.

Wolfgang
who is inclined to believe that being set free is at least worth a try.

On 2 Nov, 13:04, "Wolfgang" wrote:
"Mike" wrote in message

oups.com...

...No idea why Mr.Siebeneich bothers at all....

Ah, a very interesting line of speculation. If you (or anyone else, for
that matter) ever come up with a plausible theory, I'd be delighted to hear
it.

Wolfgang
who is inclined to believe that being set free is at least worth a try.

That is of course true, however;

"Stone walls do not a prison make,
Nor iron bars a cage;
Minds innocent and quiet take
That for an hermitage;
If I have freedom in my love,
And in my soul am free,
Angels alone that soar above
Enjoy such liberty".

Richard Lovelace 1618 - 1657

MC

On Nov 1, 4:49 pm, Mike wrote:
On 1 Nov, 22:33, "Tom Littleton" wrote:





"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message

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On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 09:17:19 -0500, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

Moron.

Wolfgang

Mikey Junior

Davey

sadly, it looks as if Wolfie is hell-bent to prove you correct. It's the
predicability of it all that saddens me, one comes to expect better.....
Tom

Blessed be he who expecteth nothing, for rarely will he be
disappointed.

Trouble with a lot of you people is, you just dont like hearing the
truth, or even recognise it, regardless of where it comes from. It
seems you prefer to allow yourselves to be conned by a psychopathic
arsehole.

Sentimental bull**** about a dead dog does not change that.

You have allowed these people to severely abuse and misuse others,
without saying a word about it, for years.

It is often painful for people to lose pets they love, but Kennyboy
never loved anything apart from himself, and upsetting and
manipulating others. LaCourse is an egoistic fool, and you are
apparently still a dumbo.

No idea why Mr.Siebeneich bothers at all, but it is rather oddly
satisfying to look in now and then and see that he keeps on telling it
like it is.

Doubtless you predicted that as well?

Strikes me as more than passing strange that your foreknowledge of
such events does not apparently engender any desire on your part to
prevent them, or even to protest much.

You are just full of pretentious ****.

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One thing you'll never have Connor is a good dog or a good woman.
They are the two things that can see the real character of a person.
You can't hide a black heart from them. They stick around a while if
you feed them but they'll be gone at the first chane they get.
I suppose the sickness of your soul is obvious to most roffians but
not many of us give a rats ass. Your a good example of how **** up
life could be if we were rotting from the inside out.